what do you think of this...jimjams?

[ruty]

Just wondering what people who don't vaccinate think of this - i know what people do vaccinate think, i suspect! I don't know if it is a good argument against vaccination or not, and i don't know if its a good study or not. Would appreciate someone like Jimjam's scientific eye on it, if you have time that is...
\link{http://www.plospathogens.org/10.1371_journal.ppat.0010001.pdf}

[ruty]

bum. try again.

\link {http://plospathogens.org/10.1371_journal.ppat.0010001.pdf}

[ruty]

can't do it!

[anchovies]

here you go!

[ruty]

thanks anchovies you're a star!

[ruty]

bump

[ruty]

bump in case people aren't around at the moment..

[ruty]

bump? maybe its not interesting..

[Jimjams]

Looks interesting- but its going to take me a while to read. I think immunity to H. infl can come from colonisation wiith a common (non pathogenic) form of e.coli as well- will have to read up on that. It would make sense though. Some people say that meningitis cases have increased as measles cases have declined. But i have no idea whether that is true or not.

I'll get Tamum to have a look at it as well and hmb if she's around.

[happymerryberries]

Around but rather brain dead.

I had a quick look and realised that it would take more than a quick look IYSWIM!

[Jimjams]

ha ha - same as me hmb- I'm not sure I'll manage it tonight (school hols etc etc) but it does look interesting.

[ruty]

thanks you two - more than my pitiful brain can muster - when you have time it would be interesting to know what you think...

[ruty]

don't know if you saved it jimjams and hmb - looks like the page has gone. if you don't have it i'll try to find it again.

[ruty]

i think you now have to go to \link{http://www.plospathogens.org} and click on the picture with the article heading from there...

[ruty]

aaaargh!